Great job! Lots of great tips for prototyping and keeping it simple. I do lots of sketches/drawings (by hand) and occasionally use cardboard to get a feel for real dimensions. That said, I usually still find a way to screw up! 😁
Thanks so much! I tried to take that feedback from last year and actually show what I was talking about rather than just talk about it. That’s awesome you sketch and draw it out! Any tips for getting better at sketching? Glad to hear someone else uses cardboard as well. Oh screwing up is part of the process. Can’t get better without it
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How do you plan for upcoming projects?
Great tips bud and that flip stop stand came out awesome!
Thanks so much Ethan! It’s been really nice to have even the short amount of time it’s been here. Maybe I’ll actually plane something now!
Great job! Lots of great tips for prototyping and keeping it simple. I do lots of sketches/drawings (by hand) and occasionally use cardboard to get a feel for real dimensions. That said, I usually still find a way to screw up! 😁
Thanks so much! I tried to take that feedback from last year and actually show what I was talking about rather than just talk about it.
That’s awesome you sketch and draw it out! Any tips for getting better at sketching? Glad to hear someone else uses cardboard as well. Oh screwing up is part of the process. Can’t get better without it
@@SouthernStyleDIY i sketch on graph paper or grid paper. It helps, but i'm using it work out the ideas, options, etc., so precision isn't necessary.